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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

BrO0klyn .-ss....O " " Y
e. Louis r,.., ~. =.
rors-Brookyn 4; ST. Louis T. Left bases-Brookly n.
g. ST LOUIS Total bzsehts- Brooklyn. IT; ~. Louis.
H. First balls-Finknsy comi.key caruihets
l. l. Struck out-McClellaB knoun i. BOYLE J.
STORM bases Pnkney j. swartwood Clarke l. O'Nel
Boyle l. Double pays-Boyle ami Comisksy Home runs
Mcclellan J. Ottrrson !. Passed bals-Boyle !. Clarke
Wild piIches-Terry2 Umpire MI. Ferguson. Timo-rwo
hours
The Metropolitan club beaten by the Louisville MAE
at ST. George yesterday after oOse game The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

John Gresch. age forty Of No IFS Monrocst Hoooken
wa. lou MT dead yester at with his neck caugn
nrniy pckets OF sBce In front OF oldersdts
wafer factory No rs Menroest Death had been
caused by Grcseh was known TO have Deen
drinking Monday night aud IL supposed that "hie vi
his way home he fell against tue picket fence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
TENNIS ON STATEN ISLAND.

The annual tennis OF the staten Island
Cricket Baseball Club begun yesterday on the
clubs grounds Livingston, s. 4. Play will begin to-
"a, or the 10 train. The result VI
the play yesterday wss TINS
gles-ttfsL iGund-F. Cary beat H. $. H G-1 6-3;
f. w Gould beat W. Ounnnghim SIS, SO, G2i IL. Robin.
son beat r. G. Iandon 90, SO; Samuel Buckingham
bye L. st. O. Walker beat j. A. Jones 65 (unlnished)
The doubles Will not Do played until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
tn ppFVPyT SHALLPOY IN THE WINTER.

Two children with smallpox. removed to the
hospital on North Brother Island yesterday ono from
house in seconds other from No LAPS AvenueA
dozen physicians the were set u work
vaccnans families tene ment house districts yesterday
The 81 the Health Board Is TO Keep ths sacclnArs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
ne man ont when winning run wa, scored.

Tho New.York club will sign with Nelson. aud no VIII
probably play at third base to-day.
Tho New.York and Washington clubs play az tho Folio
Grounds Louisville Merop0lt clubs At 81 George
Brooklyn and IT. LOUIS clubs at Washington PARK aud
tho Island ami Bergen Point clubs A. west Ne"
Brighton to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

PHILADELPHIA Sept 6.-Tho Arbitration Board OF tho
National aud tie American Association decided To-
day entitled 10 the services Of Beatn anu hins
low, OF the Allentown club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
EVEN FURLONGs
FIRST RACE AT 2 O'CLOCK.

FIRST RACE AT O'CLOCK.
Trains East 34th-st Ferry at 1920 1l2o 1920
so l20 l50 especial paror train at ID hathouty
from 220 Boats ron foot OF Whitehallst hall hourly
from 1910 IN. badges 81 % Held tickets 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
MARINE INTELLTG ENOE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
suurfses $50 Sets 10 Noon rise 9l0 Moons age 10
WATER.
N-sandy Hesx 1881 Gov. fsrd. l048 Hsll Gats 0l6
PX-Sandy Hssk. lU:45 Gev. Ispd HOO Hell Gate 0oI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
TROTTING RACES AT HAMPDEN PARK.
CAPTAIN, LADY WILKINS AND PRINCE WILKES THE

SPRINGFIELD, Msss. Sept 6-The attendance light at
the opening Grand Circuit meeting at Hampden Park
this afternoon. 1000 persons being present The
perfect condition fast time and the betting
lively. In tho 22S class Captain was tho favore at
$50 10 $40 SIS field The first heat
by Clara after hot brush In the homestrstch with
Captain. Captain heats handily. Sum-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

The great September advertisement
sale of Sealskin garments sh uld at
tract ladies who desire reliable and
elegant garments at exceedingly low
prices. Every garment purchased
will be sold for an advertisement
1t will be so handsome and the price
so reasonable that the fortunate pur.
chaser will show it with pride, which
will induce otner ladies to take adj
vantage of the great sale. The best
advertisement is a pleased customer.
The great sale will commence to-day,
and every lady who purchases a seal
garment during the first three days
will be presented with a beautiful
Sealskin Muff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
Annsanosneses

Bladder, Kidney, Mems Weaknesses and
Diseases prove ataI unless the aictsd ne TIE ssdss
g 28l Broadway. New.York.
DR.. Robert Newton says: II found Digesty.
lin IN excellent aid atomic dyspepsia Doctors sho1Id
prescribe preference 70 other DIGESTIVE remedies" Al
KENNEpY's HATS tho best at the least money.
Dsrby 81 CO. o. S. % 60 silk Hats - &c. - 90 ~ So
savrng 81 20 par hat 70 Cortlandt-st.
To have clear skin and sweet breath. purity
the bleed with Parksrs Ginger Toyic 60cs
Hiuderporns, the best cure Tor oorns. 10 ca
E. e. w. E.&W. E. & w.
"NpsIc" "NIPsIc" 'NHsIc"
HENRY A. DANIELS, N. D.,
l56 West 63dsk
Hsurs-Sts IA. 6DI Diseases Of the Nsevsas system.
aenito. Urinary 0rgana Iupotsuos N stsritv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

~ = Hsssy:se - y Pssdssnis 10 70 l. Ravslisr
tSsiiS fer Isss-Tsrzsl ostts v q xsquinsu even.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

yonn Murphys New. York; IN. skylight Pilot.
z H. Fosters lkebmond p. Q; b; m Lady Kensett2
y. NJ Dsdge's (Pittshcidl D. g. W R........-......&
Tme--223-2:l91- 2:2Q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

AppSy sons T. So,si 'oV..--..-- Andersonl
.. d Witbsrs's CHI T.. by King ErnestMs,im. IT'D
A. issinont: b. Belinda lis DsnoSns}
Ee1 anssi.j: q fif cssis 100
s:R s:ss siI!si rita o1s9.
S,f.iss e Gl''a 80 to S'va 80
En-: s's e a.;s; a Pa:
70 Hsa:: sso a $780, Muu
s P:srss' and Reswssp were yithdra~s Ate. con
Ssss IsS Ss
:. sssS s To-
But who a.a fallen Ossf
s i.v:is sairan her ne last s.!lsns Winning Sys
THIRD RAcE-OMxiUM HANDICAP. $50 EACH. 81. $50
ADDED SPECIAL WEIGHTS. lis MILES
J. .: Mcrr::sys Kaioolah. BY LonsfeIowsvlph.
A. Bsimenss b. TarSoucht. es.........'tHysiopi
fs9s III ss.s'fF lsai " Ward T.
b.ia%sa: E:;. ssssa 'fss aan1Rss
srrfs s g
Betting ,sS 8 e q aT0a g Kslcsi,h
$50. saisS s RsosisA si a.d
prompt s,srswss maze Frank Ward and Tarsouehs IN
Sn SsSs r.. Se ne and the last
esgiSs wS,ch he Increased bali ktiseaS ap
sas q. s
Is sss l ..ssss sris:
field hardly out before collapsed
and aOelxh the front ise she
ridiculous ease ~ length Tarb'uehe and Barch ehal
lenKeh vigorously but could never get up 10 was said
ss the race thai ssxony suffering from eisoksd hesf
FOURTH RAcE.-HANpIcAP swEEPsTAKEs THRKEYEAE-
OLDe. e25 EACH. $3.50 ADotD 1ls MILEs
y: Ktssons Dr. Rosewood. By weodlands-Ls Rose,
s% os::i. g. isS: c:.is S.1:ss
zIgissy J:a..s:s g. . s:sssca ios....iA:asS:csy
AuburDdae Stables ch Harvea o. (Barusa) .
T. Y. enedekeSs b. Esquimau. Ill. .Jones) o
". q. g. Jehn's las Dan noopsyj
Koyetone stables aUs)
G. Asfs blk q Disbs e. (Paimsrj
Betting % vtn-Tsrrs oetis q Eseuinau 70 stock.
% = l. 0tnklo ~ tel
tSaGfiS for Sass-Tssrs ossts - 4 Essuinsu even.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

In the 224 pacing Joe Howe tie favorts at the
SIS the field Lady wilkins took the fret
favonto In tile betting at odds OF
70 s6 for the held Lady wilkins made bad break IN tne
the quarter and finished fourth In tho
third and fourth heats the mare easily without skip
Summary
PURSE 81. 900 (DIviDED-2:A CLASS. PACING.
A. J. wech's (Hartford) blk M. Lady wiEins....l
w: H. McCartbys Lexington. KY b. g. Johnny
30. q
John Trouts (Bostop) ch. g. Jse Howe.-........S
j. J. Bowers (MedIordl ch G. T. L. D.............k
Tlme-2 22a-223k-22O.-2s22 n
In the 22l Prince wilkes barred the pools.
being thought Skygh Pilot sed for $25
secsnd place. W. &c. and Lady Kenset S. Prince Wilkes
headed and the IN straight heats Sum-
mary
PURSE 81, 900 tDtvIDED)-2:21 CLASS. TRoTrNG.
George A. singeriey's (Phladepha) en-. g. Prince
1865
yonn Murphys lNew. York; br. Skyght Plot...-3
z. H. Roaer's lklebnond r o. Lady Kenset..2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

Hayden Barrys CHI & osanei aged is. Mclaughlin
Time l2Ssl.
Betting TO win-Eoan 30 to 100 Cleaner Ito jennie B.
10to1
Be.tng for placs-EOan none Cleaner to g. Jennie
Auction posls-Eoiian $50 eleanor SIS, Jennie b. &C.
Mutu lie paid 90 25
This exercise for the favorits who en-.
snnie B. with the lead the last furng
strobe without effort and pull by
sngth Jennie length and half before Cleaner who
could not ~ all
SECOND RAcE-BELLEs' STAKES. Two-YEAROID Fill
LIES. $50 EACH, 81 900 ADDED SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
Six FURLONGS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

FouRrH-MArcH RAGS. $1,000 A SIDE. Id MmEA
Otcner. Name. Sire Jockey W. Age.
Elk rood .Eous .McIaugnt "a lib
j. D. Morrissey hamburg King Ban. Godfrey los
Il IsD,cAP MILES
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-18

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI WIFI.
~, ian w. Chisholm whose residence urd
post oihce address il Salt Lake City, I'm salt
Lake County, Utah Territory, has made appIi-
cation for United states Patent for the Big
Chief" Lode mining claim, .situate in tFerbsr
Mining District, lko County, State of News.
da, consisting Of 1869 linear feet Of the lode.
and surface ground 600 feet vide, being Lot or
Survey No..3U and described in the field notes
and plat Of the official survey OH Ale in this
ONCE. with magnetic variation at IT degrcep
east, a. follows: Commencing at post No. /.
fhe sonth-wesleriT corner OF the claim. from
which Il quarter.section corner between and
common to Sections. and o. Township 81
North, Range 10 East, Mt. Diablo Meridian.
bears Is deg II min E 1143 feet distant.
thence running ) "a deg 80 min E >. 75O feet to
tho Sonth side post: thence N 81 deg 20 min K
bl9 feet 10 post No. O. the Sout easterly corner
OF the claim; thence N 81 deg 40 min w 600 feet
TO post No. 8, the North easierly corner OF the
Gain; thence 8 o. deg 90 min w 61e feet to the
North side post; thence Ma deg so min w f;yO
feet to post No. 4, the North.weser iy corner
Of tho claim; and thence 81 deg "a min 900
feet to said posi- No. 1, the place of beginning.
containing a total area Of 81 acres. ulr Of
which is claimed and spphed for, the area in
conflict with lot orsurvey No. 81, the Nam.
moth lode, not being excepted or Sexcluded'
from the claim or"Nfrom said application
From tho middle of tho iwester ! ead line,
of said Big Chief lode claim the discovery noint
OF the claim bears s. "a deg 80 min Z $50 feet
distant. The said mining claim being ofrecord
in the office, of the County Recorder of R,ko
Connty'' Nevada, who Is ext fflcio ReoorGer, lof
said mining district, ut Biko. IL Eiko County,
Nevada! The nearest known locations BEING
the Mammoth" lot 81, the '.Red Cload" iot IoS
tho "klko"fot ss, aud the "Great westeprr,,
lode mining Claims, in the Same District
ANY and all per ohs clainiag adversely ,n .,
portion Of sAd Big Chiof mine, or surfsca
gronhd are required to 4te their adyorse claIn,s
with the Roa5toFot che United States Land
Office. ut Eureka, iii the State OF Nevada. d :.
ing the sixty days period OF publication here.
Of or they viii be barred by virtue of the pro..
visions Of the Statute. N'.! ."'
d. II. HALL,
Register
direct that this notice be published ia the
INrEPESpENT, at E,ko, New, the NEWSPAPERS
published nearest the said mining claim. for
tho period Of sixty days.
D. II HALL,
Register !
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-18

s. direct that this notice be published IN tho
INoErtspEsr At Elko,i News the nswap apes
published nearest the said npiring claim. for
the.perIod OF sixty days.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-18
APPLICATION FOR PAT.
re'l .>ts ENT. 10 ~. -.
mo: 1901.
U. 8. Land Office at Eureka. Nsyads !,
InlV Oh 1877 - Z

v. .. LAM Dfhre at Eureka Nevada1 fh 70,
a.. use July, 81, 1857. -, 4 .esai.-
NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL .
+. ~ lam w Chisholm, whose residenra ~,
post Office address, is Salt Lake CITY. In saIt
Lake County, Utah Territory, has made. .nn,i-
cation for United States Patent 10, tba ..I,oa
Cloud" Lode mining claim, sittsate In Ferber
aiming District, Elko County. State of NeyA.
as consisting Of 1900 linear feet Of the lode,
and surface grouhd 200 feetwide, being Lot or
| Survey No. 40 and descnbed In the b. field N tes
and plat Of the Official survey Oh file In this
i office, with magnetic variation at II deurees
/ east, as follows mtrciDg at post No. /
the South-easterly, corner of tho claim. and
running thence s % deg SO min " 1900 feet T.,
/. post No. 2, the South westerly corner of the
! claim, from which tho Section corner common
, to and between Sections 8, 4. 8 and 10. Town.
ship ~ N, Range 70 e, Mt. Dfablo MeridIan
, bears 90 deg w 6T8 feet distant. thence a 10,
deg ~ min W 600 feet to- post 40. 8, the North.
!, westerly corner Of the claim, thence N "a dog
% mil Z 1900 feet to post No. 4, the North.
easterly coraer OF tho G;siIn; thence i ts deg
~ min Il 600 feet to said post No. !. the ,place
! OF beginning containing total area of q. 6e
acres, oil OF which Is claimed aud applied for.
the area In conflict with the "Ell o. lode. LOT
49, NOT being excluded Ior excepted from sufi
application. From the middle of the easterlv
end line of said Red Cloud lode claim the d;s-
covery point OF said claim bears ~ deg an
min W 600 feot Distant. The said miniu.
claim being of record IN the Office of the Conn.
ty Re ordcrof said Eiko County, Nevada, er.
ofacio Recorder ofsaid mining district, at Rlko
In Elko County, Nevada. The nearest know,
locations being the Mammoth lot az Nh.
,"Big ohioi" lot 80, The '"Eikob lot. AZ. ma
"ortht 6wosterh'' lode mining Claims IN tbs
same dislFict .plise ri sKnI sYsstE ia4h)
Any and ALL persons claiming adversely an :
portion Of said Red Cloud mine, or surface
ground, aterequired to die their ad verse 4 aims
with the Register Of the United stAtea I.a,d
once, At Eureka, in tho state Of Nevada, duf
ing the sixty days publication hereof. or tbov
will be barred By virtue OF tho proyisiop. q, |
the Statute. ~ p 4 E" -E.s''7r' TS'S-
b oh. HALL, W
,...s,,,e =. Register,
direct that this notice Be published an The
INoEPEspEsr at Elko,i New, the newan,r,,2
published nearest the said mining claim. for
the. period OF sixty days.
! aN''@ 80" hRha' BIN HALL, 7Ras
.ug issd ~ .iK = % Reuista,.
Ds.ed, ElkO, July "a 1881. -lgi LIS! -
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-18
APPLICATION FOR PAT
. .... ,r....1: ENT. - s..........f
mo. S6l.7

U. 8. Land Office at Eureka Nevada. j
r.. July u, 1851. !: .....,.1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
The French

PARIS. July THE Cabinet has de,
cIded that Rouvier, Prime Minister
ana General Ferron, Minister of War
snail inform the budget committee OF
the Chamber of Deputies that govern
menu VIII carry out it's proposed ex-
pertinent of mobilizing the army. II
mas also decided to dismiss from office
all french mayors who were in anv
way concerned in the Royalist mani
iestatlons in honor of the Count of
Jersey. ",
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-08
Delay.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, July THE
State Supreme Court in the case of
Brooks, alias Maxwell. condemned for
the murder OF Arthur Preller and SEN
tenceo 10 be hanged on August 18th.
To-Day oVerruled the motion for a re-
nearing ana Teprleve was granted till
august ZoGn. Inc defense will take an
appeal to the United States Snnrema
Court. --io
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-08
Cholera.

MONTREAL. July 7.-Canadian cholera
is more prevalent this season than for
many years. Children are dying from
cholera infantum at an alarming rate
w WASHINGTON, July THE United
States consul at Palermo has teIe~
graphed the Department of State that
deaths occurred there yesterday which
are believed to have been caused bv
cholera. ny
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-08
Eager to Loan.

BERLIN, July The issue of the first
lOO'OOO,OOO marks of the new imperial
loan, has been subscribed for seven
umes over. The bulk of those desiring
10 invest In the loan are private capital.
lSts. Applications of Berlin parties
amount to 100000 900 marks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-08
Famine.

COPENHAGEN, July Reports have
been received here that a terrible
famine prevails at Skagefjord, Iceland.
and that many peasants and thousands
OF cattle have died from want of food
The distress of the people is increasing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-08
On an after
Saturday, Dec. 2Oth, 1SSs
Trains VIII run as follows:
sTANDARp MOUNTAIN rrME.

Connects with Utah Central train lesytu
Salt lake at 40 am ~
! Connects with Utah Central rrain arrtv
+ Stop only upon signals.
W. W. RITTER,
MA Il Supt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-08
LAhE PARK
BATHING RESORT
DENVER & RIO GRAIDE WESTERN RAILWAY
Open for the Season of 1882.

In a s Sennc bats
offer
to be added
D
will
~
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Some one has said that the civilization ~ .
nation depends largely upon lie cooks The
better the cooking tbs grSster tue amount of
culture Whether this be 50 OF mo-, famous
chief % today can command as good a sal
AIRY a. Congressman, and there are some
who receive double the amount Paid 20 tie
orators who grace mere or less the halls q
congress. The best cooks arc found Ia the
big culinary establishments Of the clubs. ]
had the pleasure Of inspecting tie kitchen. or
rather kitchens, OF one 81 cur largest ciubs
the other afternoon. The chef, very rosy
and very polite little frencnulaa, was super
intending the cooking of "a private dinner
for teelyer lie never touched his hand 70
dish or a saucepan, bot simply issued orders,
which were promptly carried out by his a.
sistants. Everything ran on Ike clock work,
and one elaborate dish after another came
into harmonious being as il by magic This
particular head chef made a wide reputation
In Paris before he commenced Lis missionary
work Oh this side Of the Atlantic he Is The
proud inventor OF some fifty dishes and al
ways has surprise for the members % the
club on state occasions brooklyn Eagle.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Teeth are just as easily starved as the storn-
ach, said lecturer the other night The fact
is that you and your fathers have from gen
era on TO generation been indus rionsly
starving your teeth. In one way II is bless.
ing TO have been born Of poor parents What
food the poor give their children is Of a Va
riety that goes 70 make strong bones and teeth.
II is the outside Of all the grains Of al cereal
food tha: contains the carbonate and phos-
phaie OF lime, and traces Of other earthly salts.
which nourish the bony tissues and build the
frame up. II we do not furnish TO the teeth
OF the young that pabulum they require. they
cannot possibly be built up 1t Is the outside
Of corn, oats, wheat, barley and The like or
the bran, so called, that We sift away and
feed to the swine that the teeth actually re-
quiTe for their proper nourishmeat The wis
dom Of man has proven his folly, shown Ia
every succeeding generation of teeth, which
become more and moss fragile and weak
Boston Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17
NiCHNiDhL.

We haint nigh es pert posy es what I've fro
gucni seen,
We don't seem 10 take no pride in lOokin'
na1
An yer leaves air allus yelIer, er else meseh-
IA green,
Likes they's irsid TO hole ther heads Up to
the shine
Ye halnt haf what sc might be, with yer
chances, great n small.
Yet Nv al tue posies BLOWN / Like ye best Nv
ali.
spose cts more than Likely thet this air the
reason Why
Thet hey . hrother ;selia' fer yer blow
II because when Sc . chap Gest the smallest
kiae w fry
We ust .1r alters pick thet place Ter grow
Where fener went the oh'nest-fer Instance,
The eosu-crib, er the stable, er may like, the
hoiler stump.
Fl you'd bean built SOS 70 remember, you'd
laugh, know,
To think O things you've heard me do n
say;
Uv the miny times you've seen me q squeezin'
iva toe
With the nail knocksi on m trying fer Ter
pray
a Bible verse ter keep frum swearin' er
cryiu';
The seripter comm ieri<y, like es il might be
dyin'.
You've seen me nore'n onst, know. stand
in et the trough
~ dreadin' fer ter wash my hans n dirty
mug
En- I've frequent given you more'n one good
sOusin' on
Rollin' up ny sleeves n takin' out the plug.
En- you'd look SO happy like N laf / almost
know,
With water drippin' onn ye. N nllin' every
blow.
When ye heard me ask B'linds, q we're twenty
ore that day
" we's standin' et the corner Nv the hcnse)
AS ef how she'd be my wife, m know ys
heard hel say
rs how she would, though she spoke stiller
nor 8 moBss
En- seen " ther noddin'-the win cune
friIla the south
ER smile like e l klst her. kline o ely, upon
the mouth.
En- ye seen the little conn. what held our baby
girls.
IS died SO close together one sumner night.
An yer whitest, sprUeest blossoms wac mixed
mp with ther curls
" was burried with ihe babies ontn sight.
An reckon they wGs tick led. when they struck
the Heaven lsn's,
Taet they goi sumo Nv yer posios holdin' IN
ther hans.
Ye haiDt no gres shakes fer han some. but
somehow you're 70 me
Neater'n eny posv blown IN the bed;
You bey kinder some how bean a tally sheet,
ye see.
Uvls-fs I've LATED, n tears what heF sh'.d.
! ike r. see ye biowin fer yer Posies seem q
link
rs ] ines my thoughts ter thiEgs Nv which
alters love 70 thiGk.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-17

Something of a novelty in the way of wills
came up ~ the surrOgatss court IN BingsioH
The VIII IN question Vas made by married
woman. She devised the property n her bus
band during life III case he remained unDaT-
ried Men often execute wills making |.
devise of properly - their wives subject to
the conditions that they shall remain un-
married. tut women usually give their prop
erty without any attempt a. haIapeTing their
husbands affections in the future TIE WIZ
shows something Of q change IN TIE orthodox
ot paraSeology Of wis q wives IN dsvisiag
their estates. and teDos T. s1Ow that women
are becoming more iniefendent IN their IDEAS
and more fully aware Of their rights regard
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